Scan Aadhaar card to PDF
Front and back on one A4 page, at real card size. Your Aadhaar is never uploaded — it stays on your device.
Drop photos of your documents
JPG, PNG or WebP · as many pages as you like
Paper documents? Scan them with your phone
Point your phone’s camera at this code to open this page there.
- 1Snap or pick pages
- 2Arrange them
- 3Get one PDF
Your documents stay on your device
An Aadhaar copy without sending your Aadhaar anywhere
Aadhaar is one of the most personal documents you have, yet most online tools upload it to their servers to make a PDF. Here the PDF is made on your own phone or computer: photograph the front and the back, and you get one A4 page with both sides at real card size — like a photocopy, ready to print, email or upload to a form.
Front and back on one page
Both sides of the card on one A4 page, one above the other, as offices usually ask.
Real card size
Each side is placed at 85.6 × 54 mm, so the printout matches the card.
Straight and clean
Drag 4 corners onto the card’s edges to straighten it; the Scan look whitens the background and sharpens the text.
Small enough for forms
Keep the PDF under 1 MB, 500 KB or any size you type, if a form has a limit.
Never uploaded
The PDF is made in your browser. Your card never leaves your phone or computer — not to us, not to anyone.
No app, no sign-up
Works in the browser on Android, iPhone and computers. No watermark.
How to use
On your phone, tap “Scan pages” and photograph the front, then the back of the card (on a computer, choose the two photos).
Tap each side and drag the 4 corners onto the edges of the card.
Click “Download PDF”: both sides on one A4 page, ready to print or upload.